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I have been browsing math graduate programs to pursue after completing my undergraduate degree. Overall I would say that my interests lay in algebraic geometry. While browsing programs, I came across an exciting master's program called Algebra, Geometry and Number Theory (ALGANT). This program enables students to complete a master's by attending a minimum of two universities.
I tried to find people's opinions on the program, but with no luck. There are no discussion threads about the program, and the two professors I asked said they had never heard about it.
This makes me doubt the program's quality, as a strong program would have people talking about it. But at the same time, I recognize that the program has had around 200 graduates, so it makes sense that the program is not well known.
My questions are as follows: Have you heard of the ALGANT program? If so, do you believe it's a good program?